Childhood vaccinations Adult immunisations Catch-up vaccinations where appropriate Vaccinations are provided following clinical assessment and consent.
Where clinically appropriate, our doctors may provide or arrange vaccinations for other preventable diseases, including: Pneumococcal disease (for eligible patients) Hepatitis B Tetanus Whooping cough (pertussis) Typhoid (including for travel, where indicated) Eligibility for funded vaccines depends on age, medical conditions, and Medicare criteria.
Patients planning overseas travel may wish to discuss travel-related vaccinations with a doctor. Advice and vaccination recommendations are based on destination, travel plans, and individual health considerations.
Certain prescribed injections may be administered at the practice following clinical review and referral, where appropriate. These are provided in line with medical advice and existing treatment plans.
General practice at its best is a conversation, not a checklist. Our doctors start every visit with a proper look at what is going on for you, ask questions rather than assume, and then work with you on a plan you actually understand.
Where a condition needs ongoing attention, we coordinate the
follow-up. Where a specialist opinion is needed, we refer to people we know and trust. Where reliable information will help you at home, we point you to it. The aim is simple: you leave knowing what is happening with your health and what comes next.
8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
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Cost is one of the biggest reasons people put off seeing a doctor. That's why standard and long GP consultations at Clarence Town Healthcare are now bulk billed for patients with a valid Medicare card. Come in when you need to, not when the bill feels bearable.
